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Readers & times for the Anderbo Monday, March 12th Reading @ Rouge et Blanc
Here is the line-up for the http://anderbo.com Reading on Monday, March 12th, 2012, at Rouge et Blanc Restaurant, 48 MacDougal Street in SoHo, from 6:30-9:30 pm, free, doors opening at 6:00 or so.
(On Facebook -- https://www.facebook.com/events/35017... )
The kitchen (see review in the current New Yorker http://www.newyorker.com/arts/reviews... ) will be closed, but we'll bring in some good snacks, and make sure everyone who wants a glass of wine gets one.
(Rouge et Blanc http://www.rougeetblancnyc.com/ is on the block of MacDougal Street between W Houston and Prince Sts.)
Readers and times are:
7:00
Matthew Daddona (Poetry)
Matthew Daddona works in the publishing industry. He is the recipient of Academy of American Poets and Beatrice Dubin Rose awards for poetry.
His poem "Lottery" appears on Anderbo.
7:15
Sarah Goffman (Fiction)
Sarah Goffman lectures at Hunter College and elsewhere in New York City. She grew up in Northern New Jersey and lives in Brooklyn.
Her short story "Physical" appears on Anderbo.
7:30
Maureen Duffy (Poetry)
Maureen Duffy, just recently arrived in New York City from the Bay Area of San Francisco, has one poem on Anderbo.
7:45
Larry Shapiro (Fiction)
Larry Shapiro, an environmental lawyer, lives in New York City. His short story "Atlanta" appears on Anderbo.
He recently completed a novel-manuscript, "FRAGMENTS" -- the first 3 chapters are on Anderbo.
8:00-8:15 (Break)
8:15
Juliet Grames (Fiction)
Juliet Grames, Senior Editor at Soho Press, lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Her short story "Monologue" appears on Anderbo.
8:30
Emmalea Russo (Poetry)
Emmalea Russo grew up in Eastern Pennsylvania. She lives and writes in Cambridge, Massachusetts but considers New York City home.
Her poem "The Body Protects Itself, Doesn't It?" appears on Anderbo.
8:45
Laurie Stone (Essay)
Laurie Stone is a much-published writer who is from, and lives, in New York City.
Her essay "Sex at 58" appears on Anderbo.
9:00 Anderbo Editor Rick Rofihe's closing remarks...
(On Facebook -- https://www.facebook.com/events/35017... )
The kitchen (see review in the current New Yorker http://www.newyorker.com/arts/reviews... ) will be closed, but we'll bring in some good snacks, and make sure everyone who wants a glass of wine gets one.
(Rouge et Blanc http://www.rougeetblancnyc.com/ is on the block of MacDougal Street between W Houston and Prince Sts.)
Readers and times are:
7:00
Matthew Daddona (Poetry)
Matthew Daddona works in the publishing industry. He is the recipient of Academy of American Poets and Beatrice Dubin Rose awards for poetry.
His poem "Lottery" appears on Anderbo.
7:15
Sarah Goffman (Fiction)
Sarah Goffman lectures at Hunter College and elsewhere in New York City. She grew up in Northern New Jersey and lives in Brooklyn.
Her short story "Physical" appears on Anderbo.
7:30
Maureen Duffy (Poetry)
Maureen Duffy, just recently arrived in New York City from the Bay Area of San Francisco, has one poem on Anderbo.
7:45
Larry Shapiro (Fiction)
Larry Shapiro, an environmental lawyer, lives in New York City. His short story "Atlanta" appears on Anderbo.
He recently completed a novel-manuscript, "FRAGMENTS" -- the first 3 chapters are on Anderbo.
8:00-8:15 (Break)
8:15
Juliet Grames (Fiction)
Juliet Grames, Senior Editor at Soho Press, lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Her short story "Monologue" appears on Anderbo.
8:30
Emmalea Russo (Poetry)
Emmalea Russo grew up in Eastern Pennsylvania. She lives and writes in Cambridge, Massachusetts but considers New York City home.
Her poem "The Body Protects Itself, Doesn't It?" appears on Anderbo.
8:45
Laurie Stone (Essay)
Laurie Stone is a much-published writer who is from, and lives, in New York City.
Her essay "Sex at 58" appears on Anderbo.
9:00 Anderbo Editor Rick Rofihe's closing remarks...
